The Kaliningrad Cathedral is the main cultural and historical place of Kaliningrad. Immanuel Kant is buried here. It is also a home to the only organ complex of Russia and the Museum of the Great Philosopher.
KALININGRAD CATHEDRAL
Concert hall
The cathedral has become the venue of many festivals; world-famous performers, the best orchestras and choirs perform on the stage of the region's largest academic concert hall (700 seats).
DetailsImmanuel Kant museum
The collection of the Kant Museum includes various exhibits related to the history of Konigsberg-Kaliningrad, as well as the life and scientific activities of the great German philosopher.
DetailsPreacher's house
The old house in the village of Veselovka, Chernyakhovsky District (formerly Yudshen) is the one where philosopher Immanuel Kant has been living for 3 years while teaching the children of the local pastor.
DetailsHistory
Accessible Environment

Information about the availability of the Cathedral for people with limited mobility. The management and employees of the Kaliningrad Oblast State Autonomous Institution “Cathedral” are working to ensure that people with disabilities stay with us to be as comfortable as possible.
The location of the parking lot for disabled people, toilets, racks with buttons for calling the personnel is shown in the diagram:
The stroller access to the platform in front of the cathedral, the steps in the lobby of the building are indicated by contrasting yellow paint. In the foyer there are light signs indicating the entrance and exit to the cathedral, the entrance to the concert hall and museum.
The stroller access to the platform in front of the cathedral, the steps in the lobby of the building are indicated by contrasting yellow paint. In the foyer there are light signs indicating the entrance and exit to the cathedral, the entrance to the concert hall and museum.
The sanitary-technical complex has no steps, it is equipped with special toilet booths, washbasins with touch taps in the female and male departments.
The Cathedral Concert Hall is accessible for people with disabilities, including those traveling in wheelchairs. A front desk with a staff call button is installed on the right side before the entrance to the Cathedral. After receiving the signal, a Cathedral employee will help you climb several steps in the lobby using a temporary ramp.
The entrance to the cash desk is equipped with a ramp. The ticket office of the cathedral and toilet are equipped with special equipment (intercoms with an integrated induction loop) designed for more comfortable communication of visitors with hearing impairment with employees.